Just for fun... took these several months ago. I started selling jewelry and scarves from Turkey, and I'm calling this little venture "The Urban Goat". Maybe some goat postcard sets, etc later. It's a small thing, I don't have a website yet but I have a facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/theurbangoat where people can look at albums of photos I took of jewelry I'm selling. I want to do more shoots with the goats in the future after I get back from Mongolia, and get some shots of them modeling some of the jewelry
I hope they will be ok when I get back.
These are awesome photos! And what a cool idea. Great job!
Wow, that is super cool. How did you stop them from eating everything?
The scarves were tempting... Django kept trying to taste them!
You know what? Those are some AWESOME pictures. Wow. What great photography-- the COLORS!
You know I enjoy taking photos on my goat hikes-- Always trying to get the perfect shot. You got a lot of perfect shots. Thanks!
Very cool! Thanks for sharing
(06-21-2014, 08:24 AM)nebs Wrote: [ -> ]Very cool! Thanks for sharing
Love it , and they look great.
(06-20-2014, 09:37 PM)Saltlick Wrote: [ -> ]Just for fun... took these several months ago. I started selling jewelry and scarves from Turkey, and I'm calling this little venture "The Urban Goat". Maybe some goat postcard sets, etc later. It's a small thing, I don't have a website yet but I have a facebook page https://www.facebook.com/theurbangoat where people can look at albums of photos I took of jewelry I'm selling. I want to do more shoots with the goats in the future after I get back from Mongolia, and get some shots of them modeling some of the jewelry I hope they will be ok when I get back.
Hello Saltlick
Great shots,very good .Lots of goats in Mongolia .
Good Luck with the enterprise.
Make your pack goats into Peddlers Pack goats, like the old time Peddlers Wagon.
Happy Trails
Be Careful
hihobaron Pete and Sam